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Originally posted by huckleberryhoundI think he is, I haven't seen the film but I did my dissertation on narratives of genocide using Rwanda as a main example (using the philosophical position of Lyotard as my platform). Rwanda is a really troublesome country. The 'West' is so blinded by guilt over the genocide that they constantly acquiesce to a minority government that has prevailed over new horrors in the 'central lakes' region. Horrors like the massacre in Kibeho; the disappearance of Hutu refugees; Rwanda's involvement in the Congo wars; and Rwanda's unilateral decision to re-draw its own boundaries.
Don Cheadle, is he American ? He does a good Accent.
What's more the Tutsis have been responsible for a genocide in Burundi in the 70s so this idea that they can trade off the genocide in the 90s is ludicrous.
This is not to argue that one should forget the atrocities committed against the Tutsis just that trying to make them fit some simple narrative is inherently problematic.
Originally posted by demonseedI am watching the film as i type.
I think he is, I haven't seen the film but I did my dissertation on narratives of genocide using Rwanda as a main example (using the philosophical position of Lyotard as my platform). Rwanda is a really troublesome country. The 'West' is so blinded by guilt over the genocide that they constantly acquiesce to a minority government that has prevailed over ne ...[text shortened]... utsis just that trying to make them fit some simple narrative is inherently problematic.
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Originally posted by Dr StrangeloveWhat a Cheesey music video 😛
Yeah he's a yank; here he is in an orange jump suit in this music video.
One of his earliest roles.
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=q3AyKLRT4M4
oh yeah - it was a great film. [that's 'movie' for you lot] 😉
I couldn't watch more than 20 seconds 😕